Badlands is a wilder, richer adventure in every respect [than Marvel's Iron Fist], while also engaging with big themes about what it means to be a good person in a terrible world. And it does it with a beautiful and blood-soaked style all its own.

Sure, at times the series feels slightly too busy, with too many layers of political intrigue, but most of those political scenes are quickly balanced out by a well-choreographed fight.

It isn't a bad show, in the sense of being a total swing and a miss. It isn't, however, the type of series that would be a gleaming jewel in anyone's programming crown. It's too derivative. Too uninvolving. Too inertly paced.

Definitely flawed but the highs outweigh the lows for me. They know their audience. I hope they can keep up the pace like they did last season, I'd hate to see this show get canceled

Season 2 of 'Into the Badlands' is even more badass than the previous one. It sure has narrative flaws, but the entertainment it delivers by displaying marvelous action sequences it absolutely wonderful.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

The wonderful fight scenes and the excellent work by the costume department are the pluses. The minuses outweigh unfortunately and by a long shot at that . A bland disjointed script with absolutely zero believability, badly directed and poorly acted. Danny Wu is as wooden as you can get. It's been put through the PC filter also to further compound the mediocrity. A forgettable experience for adult viewers.